Art of Nature – Photographic Exhibition

In 2010 I was fortunate to work with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources – South Australian Government, to develop the Art of Nature photographic exhibition. The key requirements for the project were to construct an exhibition that met environmentally friendly expectations! Renew, Reuse, Recycle and as a result  all large scale elements throughout the exhibition were constructed from recycled cardboard sheet “X-Board” supplied by Dalton Paper. The graphic components printed direct to the panel by Ochre Digital on a large format digital ink-jet printer.

for the love of motor racing ….

I have followed motor racing since my first attendance at a race meeting at Mallala, South Australia in 1963. Man vs machine in a challenge of who can “go faster”. For me the sport combines all the showman ship of great entertainers, the colour of artists, the excitement of the gladiators arena and has become an excellent  forum for advertisers to present their brands. I love the dynamic presentation of cars in the US, bold, spirited and enterprising.

 

Furniture Design – Shopfit – The Advertiser ‘News Shop’

A central work station with raised floor, overlooks the window displays which utilise LCD screens to present images originally published in the The Advertiser newspaper. The units are light weight in a visual sense, not blocking your view in or out of the shop and making full use of the extensive glass in the building. Product can be viewed from both indoors and out, lighting and all electrical cabling is integrated creating a seamless, freestanding, Point of Sale (POS) presentation.

Graphic design – SportSA Annual Report

The 2010/11 SportSA Annual Report presents the success of the South Australian Sports Federation and was approached as an opportunity to communicate, reinforce and share the vision of the professional sports industry association. A 2o page report plus cover, design format, typeset and set for production – g-thinkcreative

Print production – Print Junction